11-30-09

Student Bulletin
Monday, November 30, 2009

Career Area of the Week:
How about a HOME HEALTH AND CARE AIDE? HOME HEALTH AND CARE AIDES help the elderly, ill and persons with disabilities live in their own homes instead of in a health facility. Most aides work with clients who need more extensive care then family or friends can provide. Home health and care aides provide health-related services, such as giving oral medications under physician’s orders or direction of a nurse. They provide personal care services such as bathing, dressing and grooming clients. They assist clients in and out of bed and help with simple, prescribed exercises.

Federal law requires home health aides to pass a competency test covering areas such as communication skills, observation, reporting and documentation of patient status, reading and recording vital signs, basic infection control, emergency procedures, the physical, emotional and developmental characteristics of patients, personal hygiene and grooming and basic nutrition.

New Play areas for December:
A-I Field
J-N Tennis Courts
O-S North parking lot
T-Z South parking lot

The mentoring classes who are in the running for the pizza party are; Plotner-30, J. Turner- 21, Farkas – 15, Geasland- 5, O’Keefe 4, Frazier- 2, Rowe-1, Hope-1, Miss Alice-1 , Counsell -1

All profits from the school store from now until Friday will go to Operation Holiday. We will buy food items to donate to the Kansas Food Bank, so they can give it to people who otherwise might not have food. ~ Mrs. Plotner

If you are interested in possibly taking a trip to Washington DC and Philadelphia this summer, then please plan on attending the meeting with your parents tonight in the library. We will begin promptly at 7:00. Be aware this IS NOT A FREE TRIP; you must pay your own way. This trip is open to 7th and 8th grade students only! ~ Mrs. Plotner

Students stop by the office and see the PVMS clothes we are selling from now until Friday! Be sure to purchase yours so you can show your Royal spirit. All money must be turned in no later than Friday, December 4th. You may pick up an order form in the office.

Here are this weeks after school rec activities:
30
Computers
Movie: Christmas Carol
Trading cards

1
Fun fitness
Computers
Movie: Christmas Carol

2
Computers
Baseball
Cooking

3
YMCA
Computers

Braindrop for the day:
Coming soon…

11-25 thru 11-27

There will be NO SCHOOL on Wednesday, November 25th due to a Conference Release Day and Thursday and Friday, November 26th and 27th due to the Fall Recess.

Enjoy your break and have a Happy Thanksgiving! See you Monday, November 30th!

11-24-09

Student Bulletin
Tuesday, November 24, 2009

Career Area of the Week:
How about an AIRCRAFT PILOT? AIRCRAFT PILOTS fly planes and helicopters to carry out a variety of tasks. Most pilots transport passengers, cargo and mail, but others may dust crops, direct firefighting efforts, track criminals, monitor traffic, etc. Helicopter pilots are involved in police work, rescue, construction, etc. ALL AIRCRAFT PILOTS who are paid to transport passengers or cargo must have a commercial pilot’s license with an instrument rating issued by the FAA. Applicants must have 250 hours of flight experience. Airline pilots must have an airline transport pilot’s license. Applicants must have 1500 hours of flying experience, including night and instrument flying, and must pass FAA written and flight examinations. Most pilots have a college degree. The armed forces are an important source of trained pilots for civilian jobs. Those without armed forces training may become pilots through flight schools.

STUDENTS: There will be NO SCHOOL tomorrow, Wednesday, November 25th due to a Conference Release day and Thursday, November 26th - Friday, November 27th due to the Fall Recess. Enjoy your break and have a Happy Thanksgiving! See you Monday, November 30th!

We now have a total of 125 toys- We need 1875 toys for the Hitman to come back to PVMS! A special thanks to Tanya Martinez-Pena who brought in 15 toys today! The mentoring classes who are in the running for the pizza party are: Plotner-30, Farkas- 15, O’Keefe-4, Ladies in the office-3, Geasland-3, Rowe-1, Hope-1 and Miss Alice-1.

All profits from the school store from now until December 4th will go to Operation Holiday. We will buy food items to donate to the Kansas Food Bank, so they can give it to people who otherwise might not have food. ~ Mrs. Plotner

If you are interested in possibly taking a trip to Washington DC and Philadelphia this summer, then please plan on attending the meeting with your parents, Monday, November 30th, in the library. We will begin promptly at 7:00. Be aware this IS NOT A FREE TRIP; you must pay your own way. This trip is open to 7th and 8th grade students only! ~ Mrs. Plotner

AVID will be selling candy canes before school, during lunch and after school December 7th thru the 16th for .50 cents. They will be delivered to your mentoring class on Friday, December 18th. ~ Mrs. Simmer

Students stop by the office and see the PVMS clothes we are selling from now until December 4th! Be sure to purchase yours so you can show your Royal spirit. All money must be turned in no later than Friday, December 4th. You may pick up an order form in the office.

Here are this and next weeks after school rec activities:
24
Outdoor activities
Computers
Crafts: Thanksgiving

30
Computers
Movie: Christmas Carol
Trading cards

1
Fun fitness
Computers
Movie: Christmas Carol

2
Computers
Baseball
Cooking

Braindrop for the day:
Coming soon…

11-23-09

Student Bulletin
Monday, November 23, 2009

Career Area of the Week:
How about an AIRCRAFT PILOT? AIRCRAFT PILOTS fly planes and helicopters to carry out a variety of tasks. Most pilots transport passengers, cargo and mail, but others may dust crops, direct firefighting efforts, track criminals, monitor traffic, etc. Helicopter pilots are involved in police work, rescue, construction, etc. ALL AIRCRAFT PILOTS who are paid to transport passengers or cargo must have a commercial pilot’s license with an instrument rating issued by the FAA. Applicants must have 250 hours of flight experience. Airline pilots must have an airline transport pilot’s license. Applicants must have 1500 hours of flying experience, including night and instrument flying, and must pass FAA written and flight examinations. Most pilots have a college degree. The armed forces are an important source of trained pilots for civilian jobs. Those without armed forces training may become pilots through flight schools.

Toys 4 Tots will be raffling This is It posters, so bring a toy and get a raffle ticket to win a poster. The mentoring class who brings the most toys will win a pizza party. ~ Mrs. Plotner

All profits from the school store from now until December 4th will go to Operation Holiday. We will buy food items to donate to the Kansas Food Bank, so they can give it to people who otherwise might not have food. ~ Mrs. Plotner

If you are interested in possibly taking a trip to Washington DC and Philadelphia this summer, then please plan on attending the meeting with your parents, Monday, November 30th, in the library. We will begin promptly at 7:00. Be aware this IS NOT A FREE TRIP; you must pay your own way. ~ Mrs. Plotner

STUDENTS: There will be NO SCHOOL Wednesday, November 25 thru Friday, November 27th due to a Conference Release Day and Fall Recess.

AVID will be selling candy canes before school, during lunch and after school December 7th thru the 16th for .50 cents. They will be delivered to your mentoring class on Friday, December 18th. ~ Mrs. Simmer

Students stop by the office and see the PVMS clothes we are selling from now until December 4th! Be sure to purchase yours so you can show your Royal spirit. All money must be turned in no later than Friday, December 4th. You may pick up an order form in the office.

Here are next weeks after school rec activities:
23
Fun Fitness
Cooking: pumpkin pie and mashed potatoes
Computers

24
Outdoor Activities
Computers
Crafts: Thanksgiving

Braindrop for the day:
Coming soon…

11-20-09

Student Bulletin
Friday, November 20, 2009

Career Area of the Week:
How about a SECRETARY? SECRETARIES are responsible for various administrative and clerical duties. They organize and maintain paper and electronic files and plan and schedule meetings and appointments. They manage projects, conduct research on the internet and provide information by using the telephone, postal mail, or e-mail. Employers increasingly require SECRETARIES to have knowledge of software applications, such as word processing, spreadsheets and database management. Training for secretaries ranges from high school programs that teach office skills to 1- to 2-year programs in office administration offered by business schools, vo-tec institutes and community colleges. Some skills are learned on the job.

If you are interested in possibly taking a trip to Washington DC and Philadelphia this summer, then please plan on attending the meeting with your parents, Monday, November 30th, in the library. We will begin promptly at 7:00. Be aware this IS NOT A FREE TRIP; you must pay your own way.

Our 2nd Annual Winter Ball is quickly approaching—Friday, December 18th! Tickets will be $5.00 and will go on sale December 7th! Students must have an ID to enter and cannot be on the “F” list. Students will be voting for 8th grade King/Queen, 7th grade Prince/Princess and 6th grade Courts during mentoring on Friday, December 4th. Don’t forget about the dress code: Gentlemen- Dress pants or dress jeans, nice collared shirt. Ladies- Dress pants with appropriate top or a dress of appropriate length.

STUDENTS: There will be NO SCHOOL Wednesday, November 25 thru Friday, November 27th due to a Conference Release Day and Fall Recess.

AVID will be selling candy canes before school, during lunch and after school December 7th thru the 16th for .50 cents. They will be delivered to your mentoring class on Friday, December 18th.

Students stop by the office and see the PVMS clothes we are selling from now until December 4th! Be sure to purchase yours so you can show your Royal spirit. All money must be turned in no later than Friday, December 4th. You may pick up an order form in the office.

Here are next weeks after school rec activities:
23
Fun Fitness
Cooking: pumpkin pie and mashed potatoes
Computers

24
Outdoor Activities
Computers
Crafts: Thanksgiving

Braindrop for the day:
Coming soon…

11-19-09

Student Bulletin
Thursday, November 19, 2009

Career Area of the Week:
How about a SECRETARY? SECRETARIES are responsible for various administrative and clerical duties. They organize and maintain paper and electronic files and plan and schedule meetings and appointments. They manage projects, conduct research on the internet and provide information by using the telephone, postal mail, or e-mail. Employers increasingly require SECRETARIES to have knowledge of software applications, such as word processing, spreadsheets and database management. Training for secretaries ranges from high school programs that teach office skills to 1- to 2-year programs in office administration offered by business schools, vo-tec institutes and community colleges. Some skills are learned on the job.

Our 2nd Annual Winter Ball is quickly approaching—Friday, December 18th! Tickets will be $5.00 and will go on sale December 7th! Students must have an ID to enter and cannot be on the “F” list. We will be announcing the candidates over the intercom this Friday and students will be voting for 8th grade King/Queen, 7th grade Prince/Princess and 6th grade Courts during mentoring on Friday, December 4th. Don’t forget about the dress code: Gentlemen- Dress pants or dress jeans, nice collared shirt. Ladies- Dress pants with appropriate top or a dress of appropriate length.

AVID will be selling candy canes before school, during lunch and after school December 7th thru the 16th for .50 cents. They will be delivered to your mentoring class on Friday, December 18th.

Students stop by the office and see the PVMS clothes we are selling from now until December 4th! Be sure to purchase yours so you can show your Royal spirit. All money must be turned in no later than Friday, December 4th. You may pick up an order form in the office.

Don’t forget to bring your spare change for the turkey drive! The middle schools really need to beat the high schools in this year’s turkey drive!

Here are this AND next weeks after school rec activities:
19
Carousel Skating
Computers

23
Fun Fitness
Cooking: pumpkin pie and mashed potatoes
Computers

24
Outdoor Activities
Computers
Crafts: Thanksgiving

Braindrop for the day:
Coming soon…

11-18-09

Student Bulletin
Wednesday, November 18, 2009

Career Area of the Week:
How about a SECRETARY? SECRETARIES are responsible for various administrative and clerical duties. They organize and maintain paper and electronic files and plan and schedule meetings and appointments. They manage projects, conduct research on the internet and provide information by using the telephone, postal mail, or e-mail. Employers increasingly require SECRETARIES to have knowledge of software applications, such as word processing, spreadsheets and database management. Training for secretaries ranges from high school programs that teach office skills to 1- to 2-year programs in office administration offered by business schools, vo-tec institutes and community colleges. Some skills are learned on the job.

Our 2nd Annual Winter Ball is quickly approaching—Friday, December 18th! Tickets will be $5.00 and will go on sale December 7th! Students must have an ID to enter and cannot be on the “F” list. We will be announcing the candidates over the intercom this Friday and students will be voting for 8th grade King/Queen, 7th grade Prince/Princess and 6th grade Courts during mentoring on Friday, December 4th. Don’t forget about the dress code: Gentlemen- Dress pants or dress jeans, nice collared shirt. Ladies- Dress pants with appropriate top or a dress of appropriate length.

AVID will be selling candy canes before school, during lunch and after school December 7th thru the 16th for .50 cents. They will be delivered to your mentoring class on Friday, December 18th.

Students stop by the office and see the PVMS clothes we are selling from now until December 4th! Be sure to purchase yours so you can show your Royal spirit. All money must be turned in no later than Friday, December 4th. You may pick up an order form in the office.

Friday’s Toy Total was 35! We still need 1,965 toys for the Hit man to return, so, please don’t forget to bring your toy donation for the Toys 4 Tots drive!

Check out the new items at the school store! For the next two weeks, all profits from store sells will be donated to the turkey drive. So, help kills two birds at one- get school supplies and donate to the turkey drive.

Don’t forget to bring your spare change for the turkey drive! The middle schools really need to beat the high schools in this year’s turkey drive!

Here are this weeks after school rec activities:

18
Cooking: Brownies and muffins
Computers
Fun fitness

19
Carousel Skating
Computers

Braindrop for the day:
Coming soon…

11-17-09

Student Bulletin
Tuesday, November 17, 2009

Career Area of the Week:
How about a SECRETARY? SECRETARIES are responsible for various administrative and clerical duties. They organize and maintain paper and electronic files and plan and schedule meetings and appointments. They manage projects, conduct research on the internet and provide information by using the telephone, postal mail, or e-mail. Employers increasingly require SECRETARIES to have knowledge of software applications, such as word processing, spreadsheets and database management. Training for secretaries ranges from high school programs that teach office skills to 1- to 2-year programs in office administration offered by business schools, vo-tec institutes and community colleges. Some skills are learned on the job.

Students stop by the office and see the PVMS clothes we are selling from now until December 4th! Be sure to purchase yours so you can show your Royal spirit. All money must be turned in no later than Friday, December 4th. You may pick up an order form in the office.

Friday’s Toy Total was 35! We still need 1,965 toys for the Hit man to return, so, please don’t forget to bring your toy donation for the Toys 4 Tots drive!

Check out the new items at the school store! For the next two weeks, all profits from store sells will be donated to the turkey drive. So, help kills two birds at one- get school supplies and donate to the turkey drive.

There will be a STUCO meeting, Wednesday during lunch in E11.

Come out and support your PV NAL team! There will be an NAL game today at Brooks. Our first home game is Thursday against Mead.

Don’t forget to bring your spare change for the turkey drive! The middle schools really need to beat the high schools in this year’s turkey drive!

Here are this weeks after school rec activities:
17
Baseball
Crafts: Sewing
Computers

18
Cooking: Brownies and muffins
Computers
Fun fitness

19
Carousel Skating
Computers

Braindrop for the day:
Coming soon…

11-16-09

Student Bulletin
Monday, November 16, 2009

Career Area of the Week:
How about a SECRETARY? SECRETARIES are responsible for various administrative and clerical duties. They organize and maintain paper and electronic files and plan and schedule meetings and appointments. They manage projects, conduct research on the internet and provide information by using the telephone, postal mail, or e-mail. Employers increasingly require SECRETARIES to have knowledge of software applications, such as word processing, spreadsheets and database management. Training for secretaries ranges from high school programs that teach office skills to 1- to 2-year programs in office administration offered by business schools, vo-tec institutes and community colleges. Some skills are learned on the job.

Students stop by the office and see the PVMS clothes we are selling from now until December 4th! Be sure to purchase yours so you can show your Royal spirit. All money must be turned in no later than Friday, December 4th. You may pick up an order form in the office.

Friday’s Toy Total was 35! We still need 1,965 toys for the Hit man to return, so, please don’t forget to bring your toy donation for the Toys 4 Tots drive!

Check out the new items at the school store! For the next two weeks, all profits from store sells will be donated to the turkey drive. So, help kills two birds at one- get school supplies and donate to the turkey drive.

There will be Fuel Up to Play 60 meeting Tuesday in E11 during lunch.

There will be a STUCO meeting, Wednesday during lunch in E11.

Come out and support your PV NAL team! There will be an NAL game Tuesday at Brooks. Our first home game is Thursday against Mead.

Don’t forget to bring your spare change for the turkey drive! The middle schools really need to beat the high schools in this year’s turkey drive!

Here are this weeks after school rec activities:
16
Computers
Basketball
Electronic games

17
Baseball
Crafts: Sewing
Computers

18
Cooking: Brownies and muffins
Computers
Fun fitness

19
Carousel Skating
Computers

Braindrop for the day:
The Danube is the longest river in the European Union. It originates in the Black Forest in Germany and empties into the Black Sea.

11-13-2009

Student Bulletin
Friday, November 13, 2009

Career Area of the Week:
How about a BAKER? BAKERS bake breads, rolls, cakes, pies, cookies and various other items. They measure flour, sugar, shortening and various other ingredients and mix them in a large mixing machine bowls according to recipes. Some BAKERS may learn the trade through apprenticeship programs, usually in craft bakeries. Many apprentice bakers participate in correspondence study and may work towards a certificate in baking. Some large hotels, restaurants and supermarkets have their own training programs for bakers.

Students stop by the office and see the PVMS clothes we are selling from now until December 4th! Be sure to purchase yours so you can show your Royal spirit. All money must be turned in no later than Friday, December 4th. You may pick up an order form in the office.

2010 Choices Fair! Tuesday, January 12, 2009 from 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. @ Century II Exhibition Hall, 225 W. Douglas.

Here are next weeks after school rec activities:

16
Computers
Basketball
Electronic games

17
Baseball
Crafts: Sewing
Computers

18
Cooking: Brownies and muffins
Computers
Fun fitness

19
Carousel Skating
Computers

Braindrop for the day:
Hiroshima, Japan became the first city in history assaulted by nuclear armament when the United States of America dropped an atomic bomb on it at 8:15AM on August 6, 1945, near the culmination of World War II.

11-12-09

Student Bulletin
Thursday, November 12, 2009

Career Area of the Week:
How about a BAKER? BAKERS bake breads, rolls, cakes, pies, cookies and various other items. They measure flour, sugar, shortening and various other ingredients and mix them in a large mixing machine bowls according to recipes. Some BAKERS may learn the trade through apprenticeship programs, usually in craft bakeries. Many apprentice bakers participate in correspondence study and may work towards a certificate in baking. Some large hotels, restaurants and supermarkets have their own training programs for bakers.

Here are this and next weeks after school rec activities:

12
Soccer game: PV @ Curtis
Computers

16
Computers
Basketball
Electronic games

17
Baseball
Crafts: Sewing
Computers

18
Cooking: Brownies and muffins
Computers
Fun fitness

Braindrop for the day:
Hydroelectricity is generated through the use of the gravitational force of falling or flowing water. It is the most widely used form of renewable energy.

NO SCHOOL

NO SCHOOL WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 2009 DUE TO THE VETERAN'S DAY HOLIDAY!

11-10-09

Student Bulletin
Tuesday, November 10, 2009

Career Area of the Week:
How about a BAKER? BAKERS bake breads, rolls, cakes, pies, cookies and various other items. They measure flour, sugar, shortening and various other ingredients and mix them in a large mixing machine bowls according to recipes. Some BAKERS may learn the trade through apprenticeship programs, usually in craft bakeries. Many apprentice bakers participate in correspondence study and may work towards a certificate in baking. Some large hotels, restaurants and supermarkets have their own training programs for bakers.

Don’t forget conferences are tonight from
4:00-7:30. See you there!

There will no school tomorrow, Wednesday, November 11th due to the Veteran’s Day Holiday!

Here are this weeks after school rec activities:

10
P/T Conferences

11
NO SCHOOL

12
Soccer game: PV @ Curtis
Computers

Braindrop for the day:
Cashmere wool, usually simply known as cashmere, is a fiber obtained from the Cashmere goat. Cashmere wool is fine in texture, and it is also strong, light, and soft; when it is made into garments, they are extremely warm to wear.

11-9-09

Student Bulletin
Monday, November 9, 2009

Career Area of the Week:
Coming soon….

There will no school on Wednesday, November 11th due to the Veteran’s Day Holiday!

Here are this weeks after school rec activities:

9
Cooking: Ice cream cone cakes
Computers
Soccer Practice

10
P/T Conferences

11
NO SCHOOL

12
Soccer game: PV @ Curtis
Computers

Braindrop for the day:
The National Science Foundation was formed in 1950. It is a United States government agency that supports fundamental research and education in all the non-medical fields of science and engineering.

11-6-09

Student Bulletin
Friday, November 6, 2009

Career Area of the Week:
How about a DESKTOP PUBLISHER? DESKTOP PUBLISHERS format and combine text, numerical data, photographs, charts and other graphics for publication ready material, using computer software. They may write and edit text, create graphics and covert photographs and drawings into digital images. Most workers qualify for jobs as DESKTOP PUBLISHERS through classes or 1-year certificate programs at vocational schools, colleges and universities, or through the internet. Some train on the job or gain experience through an internship.

Our 2nd Annual Winter Dress up Dance is quickly approaching! Tickets will be $5.00 and will go on sale December 7th. Students must have an ID to enter. We will be having a special on ID’s the week of December 14th. Here is the dress code: girls- dress pants or a dress of appropriate length; boys- dress pants or dress jeans, nice collared shirt. A light supper and desert will also be provided. Did I mention door prizes?! Students who have an F will not be able to attend the Winter Ball. So, you still have time to get your grades up if you do. You don’t want to miss this event! On November 20th, we will announce who the nominees are for King/Queen, Prince/Princess and Courts. Students will vote during mentoring on December 4th and we will announce the winners at the dance.

There will no school on Wednesday, November 11th due to the Veteran’s Day Holiday!

Students: We will go outside if it is cold, so you need to be prepared and bring a coat or jacket. The time to get your coat or jacket is BEFORE 4th hour. You can take your coat to your 3rd and/or 4th hour. ~Mrs. Ines

Here are next weeks after school rec activities:

9
Cooking: Ice cream cone cakes
Computers
Baseball

10
P/T Conferences

11
NO SCHOOL

12
Soccer game: PV @ Curtis
Computers

Braindrop for the day:
Methane is a chemical compound with the chemical formula CH4. It is the simplest alkane, and the principal component of natural gas.

11-5-09

Student Bulletin
Thursday, November 5, 2009

Career Area of the Week:
How about a DESKTOP PUBLISHER? DESKTOP PUBLISHERS format and combine text, numerical data, photographs, charts and other graphics for publication ready material, using computer software. They may write and edit text, create graphics and covert photographs and drawings into digital images. Most workers qualify for jobs as DESKTOP PUBLISHERS through classes or 1-year certificate programs at vocational schools, colleges and universities, or through the internet. Some train on the job or gain experience through an internship.

Our 2nd Annual Winter Dress up Dance is quickly approaching! Tickets will be $5.00 and will go on sale December 7th. Students must have an ID to enter. We will be having a special on ID’s the week of December 14th. Here is the dress code: girls- dress pants or a dress of appropriate length; boys- dress pants or dress jeans, nice collared shirt. A light supper and desert will also be provided. Did I mention door prizes?! Students who have an F will not be able to attend the Winter Ball. So, you still have time to get your grades up if you do. You don’t want to miss this event! On November 20th, we will announce who the nominees are for King/Queen, Prince/Princess and Courts. Students will vote during mentoring on December 4th and we will announce the winners at the dance.

Due to the large amount of trash from the breakfast program, we will be having assigned seating for a week. Students will be assigned a seat. You will not be sitting with your friends! The trash is a major health concern!

Attention all students: Mr. Van Sickle will be checking ID’s during lunch. He will be doing spot checks for the next few weeks. Please make sure you have your ID or it will count as a write-up!

Students: We will go outside if it is cold, so you need to be prepared and bring a coat or jacket. The time to get your coat or jacket is BEFORE 4th hour. You can take your coat to your 3rd and/or 4th hour. ~Mrs. Ines

Here are this weeks after school rec activities:

4
Cooking: Butterscotch no bake cookies
Computers
Outdoor activities

5
Computers
Riverside Tennis

Braindrop for the day:
Portugal is a country located in southwestern Europe on the Iberian Peninsula. Portugal is the westernmost country of mainland Europe and is bordered by the Atlantic Ocean to the west and south and by Spain to the north and east.

11-4-09

Student Bulletin
Wednesday, November 4, 2009

Career Area of the Week:
How about a DESKTOP PUBLISHER? DESKTOP PUBLISHERS format and combine text, numerical data, photographs, charts and other graphics for publication ready material, using computer software. They may write and edit text, create graphics and covert photographs and drawings into digital images. Most workers qualify for jobs as DESKTOP PUBLISHERS through classes or 1-year certificate programs at vocational schools, colleges and universities, or through the internet. Some train on the job or gain experience through an internship.

Due to the large amount of trash from the breakfast program, we will be having assigned seating starting Thursday and running for a week. Students will be assigned a seat. You will not be sitting with your friends! The trash is a major health concern!

Attention all students: Mr. Van Sickle will be checking ID’s during lunch starting on Thursday. He will be doing spot checks for the next few weeks. Please make sure you have your ID or it will count as a write-up!

Students: We will go outside if it is cold, so you need to be prepared and bring a coat or jacket. The time to get your coat or jacket is BEFORE 4th hour. You can take your coat to your 3rd and/or 4th hour. ~Mrs. Ines

Here are this weeks after school rec activities:

4
Cooking: Butterscotch no bake cookies
Computers
Outdoor activities

5
Computers
Riverside Tennis

Braindrop for the day:
A gulch is a deep V-shaped valley formed by erosion. It may contain a small stream or dry creek bed and is usually larger in size than a gully. Occasionally, sudden intense rainfall may produce flash floods in the area of the gulch.

11-3-09

Student Bulletin
Tuesday, November 3, 2009

Career Area of the Week:
Coming Soon…..

New play areas for November:
A-G South Parking lot
H-M Field
N-R Tennis courts
S-Z North parking lot

There will be NAL practice in E11 after school today from 3:20-4:30, so make sure your rides are here at 4:30.

There will be a STUCO meeting during lunch on Wednesday in E11

Students: We will go outside if it is cold, so you need to be prepared and bring a coat or jacket. The time to get your coat or jacket is BEFORE 4th hour. You can take your coat to your 3rd and/or 4th hour. ~Mrs. Ines

Here are this weeks after school rec activities:

3
Soccer practice
Trading cards
Computers

4
Cooking: Butterscotch no bake cookies
Computers
Outdoor activities

5
Computers
Riverside Tennis

Braindrop for the day:
Smelts are a family of small fish found in the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans. They are also common in the North American Great Lakes, and in the lakes and seas of the northern part of Europe, and run in large schools along the coastline during their spring migration to their spawning streams.

11-2-09

Student Bulletin
Monday, November 2, 2009

Career Area of the Week:
Coming Soon…..

New play areas for November:
A-G South Parking lot
H-M Field
N-R Tennis courts
S-Z North parking lot

Students: We will go outside if it is cold, so you need to be prepared and bring a coat or jacket. The time to get your coat or jacket is BEFORE 4th hour. You can take your coat to your 3rd and/or 4th hour. ~Mrs. Ines

Attention all 6th, 7th and 8th grade girls wanting to play Basketball!!! Girls intramurals will be starting Wednesday, November 4th. Intramurals will be on Mondays and Wednesdays through November from 3:30-5:00. If you are interested in playing, you need to sign up with Ms. Sailor in A-12 by TOMORROW.

Attention 6th, 7th, and 8th grade boys interested in playing basketball. Boys basketball intramurals will start TOMORROW. You can sign up in the Gym with Mr. Frankamp or in A12 with Ms. Sailor. Boy’s intramural basketball will be on Tuesdays and Thursdays through November from 3:30-5:00.

Here are this weeks after school rec activities:

2
Computers
Fun Fitness
Drawing

3
Soccer practice
Trading cards
Computers

4
Cooking: Butterscotch no bake cookies
Computers
Outdoor activities

5
Computers
Riverside Tennis

Braindrop for the day:
The bubonic plague is an infection of the lymphatic system, usually resulting from the bite of an infected flea. The fleas are often found on rodents, such as rats and mice, and seek out other prey when their rodent hosts die.